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Families with Kids
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Overview
Children are not little adults. They have their own unique view of the world which is very different from the world adults see. While reassurance and guidance with words is important to children, watching their parents successfully cope with the deployment experience will help them develop confidence. This program is designed to help you help your kids. Take an assessment or jump into the workshops to learn more about successfully coping with the deployment experience. Check out the videos of others who are dealing with deployment, and explore the e-library for in-depth information.
Assessment
Surveys suggest that one-third of military children with a parent deployed to a war zone are at high risk for psychological problems. Knowing about the inevitable challenges that deployments create can reduce a family's emotional strain. Choose an Assessment |
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